论文信息 - The Equipment of Czech Firefighters for the Detection and Field Analyses of Chemical Warfare Agents

The Equipment of Czech Firefighters for the Detection and Field Analyses of Chemical Warfare Agents

This paper describes the requirements for the devices of detection, chemical reconnaissance and field analyses of chemical warfare agents (CWA) and divides them into simple devices of detection, universal detectors, selective analyzers, multi-component analyzers and mobile laboratories. It also describes the devices of detection available within the Fire and Rescue Service of the Czech Republic (FRS CR) and compares them with some prospective trends of further development.

Jana Krykorkova | Tomas Capoun

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